Serendipity Veterinary Hospital

08/10/2026

🚨 This dog was FOUND TODAY in Kickapoo Rd, TX 77484 near Imhot Rd.
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💬 Finder's Message: "Found Male GSD mix in Waller. No chip, not altered, sweet but very tired. Found near Imhot Rd/kickapoo Rd. "

🐾 Description: "German Shepherd Mix Male"

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08/10/2026

07/28/2026

Panting is how dogs cool themselves, so it's normal after exercise or time outdoors. However, excessive panting isn't always caused by the heat.

Heavy panting can also be a sign of pain, heart disease, respiratory disease, anxiety, heat exhaustion, or heatstroke. If your dog is panting heavily while resting, can't seem to settle down, or is acting weak, lethargic, or distressed, they should be examined by a veterinarian as soon as possible.

If you're unsure whether your dog's panting is normal, give us a call at (346) 246-1188.

07/23/2026

Routine preventive care helps detect health problems before they become emergencies.

Regular wellness exams, vaccinations, parasite prevention, dental care, and routine bloodwork can identify many conditions early, when they're often easier and less expensive to treat.

Preventive medicine isn't just about saving money, it's about helping your pet live a longer, healthier life.

To schedule your pet's next wellness visit, call (346) 246-1188.

07/21/2026

Yes. Biting is a normal part of kitten development. Kittens use play to learn about their environment and develop bite inhibition. While it may not feel very gentle, this is an important part of growing up.

The best approach is to redirect biting toward appropriate toys and avoid encouraging play with your hands or fingers.

With consistency and patience, most kittens outgrow this stage and learn to play more gently. If you have questions about your kitten's behavior, we're happy to help. Call us at (346) 246-1188.

07/16/2026

Severe weather can happen with little warning, so having a pet emergency kit ready before you need it can make all the difference.

Keep essentials like food, medications, fresh water, veterinary records, ID tags, waste bags, a leash, and a comfortable carrier or bed in one easy-to-access location. Planning ahead helps ensure your pet stays safe if you ever need to leave home quickly.

Do you already have a pet emergency kit? Let us know what's in yours!

07/14/2026

Let's be honest...

To your dog, you're the favorite person in the world. You're the food provider, the walking buddy, the toy thrower, and the source of endless belly rubs.

If your dog had to describe you in one word, what do you think it would be?

Share your answer in the comments, we'd love to hear it!

07/09/2026

No explanation needed.

Go ahead, we know you've got hundreds of photos on your phone. Drop your favorite picture of your cat in the comments. We'd love to see them!

07/07/2026

After a summer storm, the ground may look clean, but it can actually harbor increased levels of bacteria and contaminants. Standing water, damp soil, and debris can create an environment where harmful bacteria thrive, which your dog can pick up on their paws or ingest while sniffing and licking.

In addition, temperatures and humidity often remain high after rain, making it harder for dogs to cool themselves. Pavement can also stay hot enough to burn sensitive paw pads long after the rain has stopped.

Choosing cooler, drier times of the day for walks is one of the best ways to help keep your dog safe. Have questions about summer pet safety? Call us at (346) 246-1188.

07/02/2026

Road trips can be stressful for cats, but a little preparation goes a long way. Travel with your cat in a secure, well-ventilated carrier, take breaks only when it's safe to do so, and use a harness and leash if your cat will be outside the carrier. Never allow your cat to roam freely inside a moving vehicle.

Safe travels start with planning ahead.

If you have questions about traveling with your cat, call us at (346) 246-1188.